CREATIVE SELECTION: Dentsu's point about seasoning

<p>This newspaper ad created by Dentsu for Ajinomoto was selected from </p><p>more than 600 entries to win the 20th Newspaper Advertising Award in </p><p>Japan for best ad planned by advertisers. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The ad aimed to underline the fact that for the average Japanese, it is </p><p>extremely important to master the art of using chopsticks, especially </p><p>when eating fish because of the skill needed to separate the meat from </p><p>the bones. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>It also underlined Ajinomoto's corporate commitment to eating fish, </p><p>whose flavour can be enhanced and improved by a variety of seasoning </p><p>products available from the large-scale maker of general foods. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The CD was Kenichi Yatani, with Taihei Okura as art director. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

This newspaper ad created by Dentsu for Ajinomoto was selected from

more than 600 entries to win the 20th Newspaper Advertising Award in

Japan for best ad planned by advertisers.



The ad aimed to underline the fact that for the average Japanese, it is

extremely important to master the art of using chopsticks, especially

when eating fish because of the skill needed to separate the meat from

the bones.



It also underlined Ajinomoto's corporate commitment to eating fish,

whose flavour can be enhanced and improved by a variety of seasoning

products available from the large-scale maker of general foods.



The CD was Kenichi Yatani, with Taihei Okura as art director.